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it's great for making lots of people think that lots of people care about them followed by What's not to like? Dude, I think you answered your own question:
by frossie 17y ago
it's great for making lots of people think that lots of people care about them
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What's not to like?
Dude, I think you answered your own question: superficial relationships masquerading as genuine ones - you know, that does bother some people.
- derefr 17y agoBut these are superficial relationships replacing non-relationships, not replacing genuine ones.
- frossie 17y agoAgain, not everybody thinks the same. It is possible to prefer a non-relationship to a superficial relationship. Some people value authenticity for its own sake. I'm not trying to convince anyone to change their mind, I just want to explain why the appeal of the social media is not universal (not that it has to be of course). For example there are some people I would call "intentional introverts" who quite genuinely would prefer not to have a happy birthday greeting from someone they are not close to. Others obviously are delighted by the same thing. It takes all kinds to make the world, etc etc.